The KAMHA 10th Anniversary Celebration marked a decade of growth and community achievement. The event brought together members, partners, and supporters to reflect on KAMHA’s journey and accomplishments.

The 2025 Annual Networking event brought together mental health professionals serving the Korean American community. The gathering strengthened professional connections and fostered collaboration.

Dr. Jessica Cho Kim, LCSW, shared her insights and expertise to help professionals promote resilience and navigate the treatment of racialized trauma within the Korean American community.

Online seminar designed for Korean parents to learn about ADHD, how it affects children at school, and practical strategies for participating effectively in IEP (Individualized Education Program) meetings.

 For college students and young adults interested in pursuing careers in the mental health field, this event help them explore various career paths, gained insights from experienced  professionals 

Dr. Jean Kim offered an enlightening session for KAMHA members, examining the effects of intergenerational trauma and highlighting approaches for healing and personal growth.

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KAMHA participated to promote mental health awareness and advocate for mental well-being across all communities. The organization raised $1,140 and ranked 21st out of 185 teams.

​Guided by Dr. Juye Ji and Inae Yoo, LMF, KAMHA members reflected on and celebrated the meaningful and heartwarming insights gained through the KAMHA Book Club.

A vibrant gathering where mental health professionals serving the Korean American community connected, shared insights, and expanded their professional networks.

Dr. Patrick Goh delivered an insightful session on evidence-based approaches to the assessment and treatment of youth with ADHD.

​Dr. Joseph Kim presented his valuable insights and recent research on the assessment and treatment of Adult ADHD.

Dr. Young-Ju Han delivered an engaging and informative seminar titled “Living as Parents of Adolescents" for Korean parents who have teens. 

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​We hosted an inspiring and informative panel discussion on navigating careers in the mental health field, designed for future mental health professionals and young adults.

Dr. Juye Ji guided KAMHA members through meaningful reading experiences and facilitated impactful discussions on childhood trauma and related topics.

Mental health professionals serving the Korean American community came together for an inspiring evening of connection, collaboration, and professional growth.

Dr. Sun Hae Lee, Professor of Chung-Ang University, Seoul, Korea, led this thorough and powerful monthly training on Narrative Therapy for Korean American Mental Health Professionals.